Brain Puzzle 3 Level 39

Overview

Level 39 says "Help the girl change." A sad, overweight blonde girl stands in a messy bedroom in a stained green shirt; the bottom line says "I want everyone to like me." Junk food (a burger, fried chicken, a cola) sits on the table, a trash can overflows, a laptop shows "0 FANS," and a teddy bear, a cat on a lamp, and a wardrobe of green shirts fill the room.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 5

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Throw away the junk food and trash. Tap the overflowing trash can and dump the burger, cola, and scattered garbage into it to clean up the room.

1. Change into the red dress. Open the wardrobe; the green shirts are replaced by a red dress. Tap the red dress so she puts it on. She is now slim and wearing heels.

1. Swap junk food for a healthy meal. Replace the burger and cola on the table with a bowl of salad and a coffee.

1. Be consistent. The laptop fans rise from "0 FANS" to "999 FANS" as she keeps it up; the calendar fills with checkmarks and the cat settles down to sleep. The bottom line "I need to stay consistent" marks this step.

1. Enjoy the result. The completion card shows her in the red dress outside a coffee shop, where a young man offers her flowers. The red "Completed" ribbon appears.

Strategy & Reasoning

This is a self-improvement transformation: the room and diet are the visible habits to fix, and the dress is the payoff. The game signals progress by state changes — trash emptied, red dress on, salad replacing the burger, and the fan count climbing from 0 to 999. The running lines ("I've learned to control my emotions," "I need to stay consistent") frame it as a gradual change rather than one action.

The humor and heart is that "changing" means cleaning up, dressing up, eating well, and being consistent — which then attracts the suitor with flowers. The teddy bear and the cat are dressing. The order is cleanup first, then the dress and healthy food, then consistency until the fans grow.

Because the exact taps are shown as finished states rather than narrated one by one, the steps rest on the visible before/after changes in each frame.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Mistake: only changing the outfit. Putting on the dress is not enough; the room must be cleaned and the junk food replaced first.
• Mistake: leaving the trash full. The overflowing bin is the first thing to fix; tidy the room before she can feel like a new person.
• Mistake: stopping after one meal. The fan count only grows to 999 once consistency is shown; the salad and the filled calendar matter.
• Mistake: leaving the green shirts. The wardrobe must open to reveal the red dress; the old green shirts are the clothes she is changing away from.